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"The name of the product ..." - Revising a sentence in essay?



firstchoiceu 2 / 4  
Nov 25, 2010   #1
Working on my essay right now, a sentence in my essay reads, "The name of the product is double the beginning part of the word "dictionary."

I already mentioned in the essay that the product is called dictiondiction but I want to emphasize that the word is made from the beginning part of "dictionary." How do I rephrase the sentence to make it less awkward?

TheFreeMason11 6 / 54  
Nov 25, 2010   #2
Try something like, "It's just like saying 'dictionary,' but you stop before the 'ary' and repeat."

Hope this helps, you've come up with a doozie there. Are you sure it's necessary to include this piece of information in the essay?
EF_Kevin 8 / 13053  
Dec 7, 2010   #4
Hm... it seems like a strange thing to do... are you trying to stick the name of the product in the memory of potential consumers?

When I first saw this post, I thought you were talking about a dic-dic, which I think is a kind of bird, ha ha....

Why can't it be "double the word 'diction'" or something??

Hmmmm...

How about "double the first half of the word dictionary.


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